About Hoosier Sun Journal
Learn what Hoosier Sun Journal covers, how its Indiana solar editorial sections are organized, and what it does and does not do.
Hoosier Sun Journal is an independent editorial guide to solar energy choices, incentives, and policy questions for Indiana residents and advocates. The publication exists to explain how solar decisions work in this state, from utility rules to installer contracts, so readers can ask better questions and check official sources on their own.
The journal is organized into three sections. Community Solar covers how shared and subscription programs are structured, regulated, and evaluated in Indiana. Home Solar offers practical guidance for homeowners weighing rooftop systems, financing, and installer relationships. Policy Watch tracks Indiana utility rules and state energy policy that shape solar access and advocacy.
Our editorial stance is explanatory, not promotional. Instead, articles point readers toward filings, statutes, agency documents, and consumer protection resources that can be verified directly.
Every piece aims to give readers concrete questions to ask and places to look. Where a topic is contested, we try to present the competing positions and note what evidence would settle the matter.
They are not photographs of real installations, people, or locations and should not be read as evidence.
Hoosier Sun Journal is a new publication and does not claim to continue any prior entity or service. Questions, corrections, and suggested sources are welcome through the contact page.